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  1. Some good articles in this special issue on 'Expanding the Boundaries of Digital Inclusion: Perspectives From Network Peripheries and Non-Adopters', including one from my colleagues and I on inclusion for in . All open access. cogitatiopress.com/socialinclu

  2. Had a lovely chat with @weblearning yesterday running the gamut on all things : non-institutional affiliations, balance between and proprietary tech, , the context, , and examples of social publishing (African Storybook and more). Really enjoyed it Derek as did the students on the at . Thanks so much: media.ed.ac.uk/media/1_5je9qg2u

  3. Seshu nu per ānkh: The Ancient Kemetian Genesis of Digital Communication. A discussion of the Ancient Egyptian genesis of technology (i.e., the exchange of information in signal or symbolic form), zero, and binary code. link.springer.com/chapter/10.1

  4. One of my current students on (MSc in Digital Education) at : mastercardfdn.org/ripples-of-i. She is exceptional and an absolute joy to teach. 'Founder of Cactus Mama, a telemental health program that provides women in rural Kenya with health services during and after their pregnancy. Through Cactus Mama, Faith developed BridgeMe Mobile and Web App, platforms that connect clients to teletherapy, person-centered, affordable, and quality care.'

  5. Cool that the University of (specifically EFI, Creative Informatics and CDCS) is collaborating with on their 100 year plan. cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/flickr-fo

  6. Making my way through the materials developed by @sbayne @jaross and myself that extend the Near Future Teaching project (2017-2019) at the University of into a post-pandemic place (hopefully). Full materials available soon for this interested in

  7. Competing Logics in an Partnership: Case Evidence from Indonesia: 'exploring the interplay of logics within an international organization-local public sector partnership. Results show that the “accountability logic”of the international organization (WHO) conflicted with the “hierarchical” public sector logic of the ministry.' Perhaps this goes without saying, but these types of partnerships are really challenging precisely due to these different logics.

  8. Contextual Content Analysis of Mission Statements of Open and Distance Education Institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa openpraxis.org/articles/10.559

  9. My answer to this is a strong yes. Worth a read as are most of posts. "EdTech’s precarious futures: are there material limits to data-driven higher education?" norrag.org/edtechs-precarious-

  10. Anti-Racist Curriculum Project: A project I am involved in has developed a range of materials and reflections on an anti-racist curriculum. Designed for Scottish HE but definitely applicable across the sector. enhancementthemes.ac.uk/en/res

  11. Learning Equality Deployment Map: a map of projects engaging with Kolibri, an open LMS with online/offline functionality that can run in low resource environments. I find these projects inspiring so worth a bit of your time if interested in learningequality.org/ka-lite/m. We used it with displaced populations in and worked like a charm.

  12. Useful report for background data on mobile connectivity in national contexts: The State of Mobile Internet Connectivity Report 2022 gsma.com/r/somic/

  13. Transformational power of education in post-conflict societies: Cases of Rwanda and Northern Uganda norrag.org/transformational-po